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The Use of Surveys in Marketing: How to Understand Your Customer and Increase Sales

Discover how surveys can help understand customers, improve products, and increase sales. Learn how to use the OrooM One tool to create effective marketing surveys.

The Use of Surveys in Marketing

Surveys are a cornerstone of modern marketing, allowing companies to gain a deep understanding of customers' needs, expectations, and opinions. They enable the collection of data that helps shape marketing strategies, improve products and services, and build better relationships with customers. In the digital age, where competition is intense and customer demands are rising, surveys provide essential information that allows companies to respond dynamically to changing market conditions. Here’s how specific applications of surveys can benefit marketing:


  1. Customer Satisfaction Research: Surveys allow companies to collect customer feedback about their products and services. This helps identify strengths and weaknesses and make necessary improvements.

  2. Market Segmentation: With surveys, companies can better understand different market segments, identifying specific needs and preferences of various customer groups.

  3. Concept Testing: Before launching a new product, companies can use surveys to test different concepts and gather feedback on potential new products.

  4. Campaign Effectiveness Evaluation: Surveys can be used to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns, collecting data on brand awareness, ad recall, and impact on purchasing behavior.

  5. Competitor Analysis: Companies can use surveys to gather information about the competition, including comparing customer satisfaction and assessing loyalty to different brands.

Survey Generator in OroomOne

OroomOne's survey generator enables the creation of various question types. Here are the types of questions you can use:

  1. Scale Rating: Respondents can rate products, services, or experiences on a specific scale, for example, from 1 to 10.

  2. Single Choice Questions: Respondents choose one option from a list of possible answers.

  3. Multiple Choice Questions: Respondents can select more than one answer option, allowing for more complex data collection.

  4. Open-Ended Questions: Respondents can enter their own answers, providing detailed and qualitative data.

In OroomOne, we can link all user responses with specific offers or products. This allows for creating personalized proposals for customers and better aligning products with their needs and expectations. With this tool, companies can effectively collect and analyze data, translating into more effective marketing campaigns and increased customer satisfaction.